Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
The 737 Next Generation carbon brakes use proprietary DURACARB carbon heat sink material. UTC said DURACARB carbon provides exceptional brake performance and a 35 percent brake life advantage over competitive products, producing significant cost savings for operators. The wheels and carbon brakes provide a weight savings of approximately 700 pounds per aircraft compared to high capacity steel brakes.
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